Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1969 · 46 citations · 28 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgorithmsComputational GeometryGeometryAlgebraic GeometryClassical GeometryConvex GeometryEuclidean GeometryMetric GeometryExtreme Points
Formulae are presented that give the content of a simplex in Euclidean %-space: (i) in terms of the lengths of and the angles between the vectors from a fixed point to the vertices of the simplex; (ii) in terms of the lengths of and the angles between the perpendiculars from a fixed point to the bounding faces of the simplex. We then determine the largest simplex whose vertices are given distances from a fixed point and we determine the smallest simplex whose faces are given distances from a fixed point. As special cases we find that the regular simplex is the largest simplex contained in a given sphere and is also the smallest simplex containing a given sphere.
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An Introduction to the Geometry of N Dimensions
H. T. H. Piaggio · Nature · 1930 · 274 citations
Rings in which minimal left ideals are projective
Robert Gordon · Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1969 · 60 citations · Full text